Book,  Chapter

1    III,  VI|     the Balia of that period, supposing they had accomplished all
2      V,  IV| conceived against Filippo, by supposing himself duped with regard
3      V,  V |     of consistency, except by supposing some new design had been
4      V,  VI| preservation of Lombardy. But supposing the danger to Lombardy not
5     VI,  IV|     thought it not imprudent, supposing the obligation of the treaty
6     VI,  IV|     occasion the ruin of all. Supposing he should occupy Milan,
7   VIII,  II|      grievances to ourselves (supposing any had been done to them),